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Isle of 'France - ' 4 4v ir'eeneral, Furan , c , d e' G *"."-----,. _ . ressed ". 1 -d will he duly answer • L. _______.,,,,..„, ~ ..... 0),-/).4 -------- kaliNrl"l-) () Vj l t,'A IT i'l FUL DOtTBLE-COl:L'nftew 144. MtLue„lx' 41.‘11F. BEAVER H.VI 7 ;St d otrt g a its.lle usual :4 tl,elrits'tltr s„p::!:::.)5 all ot he is et , and ; e a r pe w , a wl e tiett they re twin th,'e of q ' 4 41 wit; ,t.i't c '',,. 11 ,'- ur i,, any : - weather cr . climat to e, L,ti0..„1 ''''/I o r t i , - --"',,-,-,-sqk so erwelous .4 0' '• le inetenuro /72tt 01 ... II , tation these I 411 : ' '! l 'C' ,daily "'qualfied and increa.u),Y. t e 'll ? unther of tiv,,,y,14:,,1ti ) itetioiring hare already c4'"ll a.til„ are p N,!) a,s,,re'..,(H,ls to he lield out t a the Public,- 11,,ut,,J1, 11.,`. 1 ,.' L IM tile inventors and only Nlan y' uf eturers of 44,i 's '4 111,•!""(1 universally admired Double-cos e a red L ß L e o lt y re p r l (- ". of • ~,.":I).,x!':?wegdallieviastlries::;l,lcipp,le-icearLaß. K. and IL J. 11. MORGAN, ec •A'NEW P A ------------ TENT FIAT, at only ISS. ~i,'()/1 IN11)01tTAN1' i ' 1 'GE r,, ..r S AVING . . offer to .1 4 tiv I, ~. ' 1 , 4 Ks and Co. have to 14 .hqe,-,,1 '''e a StIA i i AT n BEAVER BODY, corn -1't;,.114,.,;,,,i I:equi:;ite a Gat on,. ( :ht 4 to ►mssess ; it is superior il ! .1. ,!,t (e '° the fi ne , t •' d s i t expensive Beaver, is it c l' l ,;;, ' 'ttuf will out-w.lu n . i° ' of them, Ye 4 ' ..,-' t''\.l.lCt it retaiSs . '-ir tl t i ( !st • it will - nevtrcharre and is of a 1:_i.q,it,,,,:,.,,t:,11-'hlvtris.,(_,,l..thi..i.rsistn litla e li a ritn'l black, if WM II fur ; 4 tv,.. 40. i Hill ." 11 - iikpire them, they being . WATER.- 4, 1' t r ‘i tio,, l'Pair tereral times at a tri fl ing expence, ttf ~!! it4y t„,`!Pl'ear ' , mai to new and are decidedly supe „Zll4lll,:s. ll:,;t„c:'r`"tt:'reid ti . i ,i ptibl'ic notice; e the ia a i t n t , a n i r n , m a e i n id t , rki,i cl t . i ,, i Trend. „, ,,, t with great expenc , „ nu. ''<ri...,, , /,t-e„ e_.ol4,li; FRANKS anti CO. CU . 3 1 , ' , 1tt1it,;(('74„01,:„.,,,;,,,,;;;R: `-',i' 1- lOo.ye, i:or tar of liedcross-sheet , ~ ii 4 l , -,!, ''' 11 1 filiii."l"s, and the' rade who wish for superior tt.,4.1,1 L ottr, i.t, thcir interest ill aPplying as 'above' NC '''4•>lus6. i,, 1 (i_',.e, id Not in any .way curvet ned with a til-1,0;77 !c!'-strett, naine of crank's. I}'..'''-''''''''.,l'airte-of.a. L,'-ise--ase i . ' half its Cure."—SWIFT. '''.! • il i t) i 'Vli e A li l} l. ,! li c i t i i i „ i :! , ar 'e 'VII ' o s i ly exempt from Scor -o,,lii,.xlid)it .. • '.''.'" Colbroon to the British climate, 14, 1,4 , L„,5 t • a rlo us sympf.unis, .. Eruptions Ulceration, `s . .l i ,,Nt ~, 4 Appetite • .4' n " . t • - • ll ' . ''n from 1 ,' , .4,,, 1 ,,,, T Bl ood , -, dn.. —ejec.ton, a .1/ISa g . L IN. ' l l L., • ' Sert efulons or Venereal Taint ; which, 14, 11 ;11,, t ill:tent orrecent infection, is certain to produce tid, i l .s'l,,,:y to the C onstitution, and prevent the en kl, "INZl)44l:l",,artd happinss. tt lif • 4 ' l ly , .. ti4L'Y fact - , that thousands fall victims to hor s, !erp i ,,, ' Itil,,, t lf: to the' unskilfulness of . illiterate men, 4.'44 4 .illly el.4p.,er treatment of this direful calamity, not %tht, ro'.l)p,,,;"tse those font ulcerations and blotches which Cltt ki '' , lt B „Ils e ~,...ui the bead, face, and body, dimness in the 4ii't,tlie ti.",:e.ears, deafness, strictures, obstinate gleets, y' f l t;tl,,l p 44, :' I. hones, ulcerated tore-thrust, diseased nose, 1,4. h '...rdi5„,(1,.1.1? the head and lintbs (frequently mistaken 1y,, 1 ,4 t ," l,4 tit, , ,,tsi till at length a general debility and decay ,!i rt'siii4ri"ill ensues, and a melancholy death puts a tr i ‘t[4 l ,!lu e , tho); mortality. t il t hi us iN, N. s,;Fau l / 4 e of these symptoms the ANTI-1MPE %11)e,,,,f, s'''.-OMON's DILOPS; have been found to be . 1 4 4 tii,"td as' t', /h , e tlY, and beneficial, and therefore adapted , IN . I 'e st . 't as an d of both sexes. They never Jail I,'l.Nit'itllte 4'li.i.s.Peeies of debility arising * from it cont 1,5444. 4 45,..,,,., ; 4 •• system. Their effecti are mild, safe, and ' 1 1 4 , i.. 1n e, i:"9 what renders this Medicine of the greatest oti,"it 1,,,, s ~ It i muire s no restriction in point of diet, and I,qlilt 4ts;::ht,t.le t•rdinary avocation s in life. l i , i .5,,,`11 ren iziii ,"!hed as a fact, that an impure or scrofulous t .4 4 illi se . t h e the habit for years, nay, for genera -I,t. .",fra.,,..„;)"''et,l, and will in va,de tile noblest organs of the Ti, 4k, , net, , ‘ 1 ,.. 1 1e1, ,,t k itti4o • e !tie Patient can be aware of - his dan \',,t,' alid „.;,',l'etlglues strikes at the root', net at the Vll''ll4l'''r N1, 1 .'1" this peculiar advantage effects a cure , 'Y kl 4, ' ' e uPfs fil. il i j ' I,i °ll ,- . .4Nlh , i gh, ~... • • Lo,Oxford.'street ; Ward, 324, Hol isiii b y -,,,,, strand ; mid Nlr. Geatley, 133, Nlinories. t k vr 1 14 '4 ti,,, i‘.cryin,droetilnitable . Vender in all Market 'l'owns ti, i 'vis, ( :'l 1), ,t i l e: z . .), !Ind all other Medicine Venders, 4. „ ti i ~ which 1 i family hott les, containing four at 1l s. 11.. 4,,,ei1l 0 , dirt. _... • are save4.With each bottle is given a ttiql,;lll.l•4Nl, iti-1,,,,,,,tc:."M5, and selesct illustratimi s of the efficacy. , q„ 4 , ,), jl ~,klies, or which is more commonly denoini 7 ttitir‘,.41,11t,!.1,,, t,,iitr),l:l,,,s.,_atiliie _Go% eriinient label v ,starpi) of 'lti„. I .l'ot, ct t , ," . 1 . Solomon, laverpotd, en graven unttions. nose who buy from the intrusianof gamy- • It ill. A cho j"trstit i 161 6 ' It) th" fl?( tod h r '' . 1V tiv)!L t endef f vincc a 111'13 , th3 l . r bati ectca; trans ° lutlo 3 oeei;" r a oce9 ~:. Iptg7 why t . the E 10 1" r trot. 110'05 ~YN`. oi ;1) 33 q, jit% , t A " ' i t . ' IP4 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 181 PUBLICATIONS. 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PRICE..• Ticket - - - 10 0 Half - - Jelo • 9 0 Eighth ' - &2 13 6 Q.sarter - 5 5 0 Sixteenth *** Letters (post-paid) contlining Bank Notes, • or Post-,Office orders, duly attended to. The last Lottery that contained Three Prizes of 30,0001. DISH sold them all ! and last . Lottery be sold Three Priies of 20,0001. all in*Shares. Fortune-telling Astrology deserving Credit.—The policy at the British Government piohibirs the practice of Fortune-telling. Strange as this may appear, they have themselves foretold a dreadful Hurricane which is to take place in March next, when 3 Prizes of 30,0001. each, with 97 .other .Capitals, and Twelve Pipvs of Port, will he blown into the possession of : Adventurers who dare to brave the storm. 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